- Copyright Page
- Contributors
- Introduction
- North–South, East–West: Topographies of Latinidad
- Latina/os and Race
- Latinx Midwest Folklore
- Bridges to Cuba and Latina/Latino Studies
- Atlantic Continuities in Tomás Rivera and Rudolfo Anaya
- The Chicano Movement in the New America
- Women, Gender, and Sexuality in Latina/o Culture
- Latino Urbanism and the Gentrifying City
- Latino Philosophy
- Latina/o Religious Studies Since the 1970s
- Barrio Music, Spirituality, and Social Justice in Latino Hip-Hop
- Notes on Latino Philology
- The Bilingualisms of Latino/a Literatures
- Rhetoric and Affect in Bilingual Latinx Literature
- Always in Translation: Ways of Writing in Spanish and English
- Spanglish: Current Issues, Future Perspectives, and Linguistic Insights
- Latinx Pop Cultural Studies <i>Hoy!</i>
- Reflections on Latina/o Theater
- Transcolonial Gothic and Decolonial Satire in Ramón Emeterio Betances
- A Borderlands History of Latinx Cinema
- Television and its Impact on Latinx Communities
- Latino/as and Sports
- Appendix Does Latino Literature Matter? A Conversation
- Index
Abstract and Keywords
The Chicano movement was the largest and most widespread civil rights and empowerment movement by people of Mexican descent in the United States. As part of the 1960s and 1970s social movements, the movement made Chicanos and other Latinos national political actors and laid the foundation for contemporary Latino political power in the 21st century. It assured that the old America would no longer survive. Chicanos and other minorities were the future and still are the future.
Keywords: Chicano Movement, Latino studies, America, Mexican, identity, Chicana
Mario T. García, Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara
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- Copyright Page
- Contributors
- Introduction
- North–South, East–West: Topographies of Latinidad
- Latina/os and Race
- Latinx Midwest Folklore
- Bridges to Cuba and Latina/Latino Studies
- Atlantic Continuities in Tomás Rivera and Rudolfo Anaya
- The Chicano Movement in the New America
- Women, Gender, and Sexuality in Latina/o Culture
- Latino Urbanism and the Gentrifying City
- Latino Philosophy
- Latina/o Religious Studies Since the 1970s
- Barrio Music, Spirituality, and Social Justice in Latino Hip-Hop
- Notes on Latino Philology
- The Bilingualisms of Latino/a Literatures
- Rhetoric and Affect in Bilingual Latinx Literature
- Always in Translation: Ways of Writing in Spanish and English
- Spanglish: Current Issues, Future Perspectives, and Linguistic Insights
- Latinx Pop Cultural Studies <i>Hoy!</i>
- Reflections on Latina/o Theater
- Transcolonial Gothic and Decolonial Satire in Ramón Emeterio Betances
- A Borderlands History of Latinx Cinema
- Television and its Impact on Latinx Communities
- Latino/as and Sports
- Appendix Does Latino Literature Matter? A Conversation
- Index
